Your AI Frustration Is My Opportunity
This article explores the frustration that arises in the final stages of product development when using AI, attributing it to the gap between expectations of AI output and reality. The author argues that due to AI's opaque and rapidly evolving capabilities, and the need for optimism to drive technology forward, high expectations are necessary. Frustration is actually a signal of opportunity, indicating you're at the capability frontier, with the last 10% being the differentiator. Three paths are presented: giving up on AI, releasing imperfect work early, or seeing frustration as opportunity, emphasizing 'don't let the slop be the enemy of the craft.'
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